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Tesla deliveries down 43% in Europe while EVs are up 31%

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188 points zfg | 2 comments | 25 Mar 25 13:11 UTC | HN request time: 0.666s | source
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snapcaster ◴[25 Mar 25 13:16 UTC] No.43470829[source]▶
This is so weird, did he miscalculate how intense the backlash would be? or he truly doesn't care?
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treis ◴[25 Mar 25 13:23 UTC] No.43470920[source]▶
TSLA is up 60% from a year ago and 700% from 5 years ago. He's not in any way hurting.
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tapoxi ◴[25 Mar 25 13:26 UTC] No.43470977[source]▶
It's down 26% since he took an active role in government, and we haven't seen quarterly results showing the sales dip since.
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1. rcMgD2BwE72F ◴[25 Mar 25 13:51 UTC] No.43471299[source]▶
>we haven't seen quarterly results showing the sales dip since.

Which are caused by the retooling of the Model Y production lines which took 3-5 weeks. Y represents 2/3 of the sales globally and all factories where down simultaneously. They started 2025 with only 12 days of inventory worldwide.

Deliveries are back up in China and at current trends, they might achieve ~130,000 sales - just like Q1 2024, even though they had to close down their most production factory lines. China is the first to get back to speed but it says a lot about the "sales dip" which is actually a planned production dip.

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